The taboos when wearing a red agate bracelet include: avoiding collisions, avoiding high temperatures or direct sunlight, and staying away from acidic and alkaline substances.
1. Avoid collision
The texture of the red agate bracelet is relatively hard, but it is brittle, so it needs to be worn separately to avoid collision. If worn together with other jewelry, it is easy to scratch the surface of the red agate bracelet after collision, and in severe cases, it can cause cracks on the surface of the red agate.
2. Avoid direct sunlight exposure
Gemstones like red agate may experience thermal expansion and contraction under high temperatures, resulting in damage to their internal structure. Therefore, when wearing a red agate bracelet, high temperatures or direct sunlight should be avoided, otherwise the bracelet will lose its luster, which is not conducive to the maintenance of the red agate bracelet.
3. Stay away from acidic and alkaline substances
Avoid direct contact between the red agate bracelet and various acidic, alkaline, or other corrosive liquids. High strength acids and alkalis can corrode the red agate, causing irreparable damage. Long term exposure to sweat is also not good for red agate bracelets, as it can cause a decrease in their luster. Therefore, it is best to remove the red agate bracelet first when engaging in physical activity or vigorous exercise in daily life.